The main advantage of magnetic discs over magnetic tape is the speed of access - to access data from a magnetic tape the reels have to be wound or unwound until the correct portion is tape is uncovered
None: It is thought that the underwriting ability of magnetic resonance is KEY to a stable system and storage factors when in-fact it is one of those HIT-OR-MISS things. I'll Explain: EVERYTHING that has been typed, viewed, downloaded, etc. will be copied and recopied along with all sorts of undesirables and so called WASTE or JUNK goes right with it, even if and when you no NOTHING about it!!!!! I urge strict editing when dealing with magnetics and all HIDDEN aspects of Copying to storage or simply storage itself.
The magnetics on any hard disk does NOT get erased unless you can find a cleaner that will specifically enable that function for you. There are recovery programs so strong they can read an entire drive, even after it has been reformatted because of the magnetics within the disk. This is one of those nasty little secrets of Microsoft that they do not want you to know. USE WITH CAUTION.......
There are many advantages that magnetic disk storage has over the main memory. For instance, it is over 100 times bigger in terms of storage space than the latter and it can retain the stored information even when there is no power.
A tape is a long ribbon wound on top of itself, an disc is a disc. To get at something at the beginning of a tape you have to unwind it. To get at something at the innermost track of a disc all you have to do is to move the pickup head towards the center.
The magnetic and optical recording media industry manufactures blank audio and video recording tape, computer tape, and both rigid and floppy computer disks
What are the advantages of network backup? **** Network backup can be used to backup the entire network and requires fewer tape drives, or disks.****
No. A CD is a type of optical media. An example of magnetic media would be tape (eg. VHS and cassette)
Permanent storage device such as a hard drive.
A magnetic storage device is a device that uses a magnetic head to read and write data to and from a magnetizable medium. The medium can be as basic as a plastic tape that is coated with fine particles of a metal, such as is found in audio recording and tape storage devices.
Eletromagnetically means electric and magnet Data can be stored on magnetic tapes or disks. (As opposed to solid state memories such as RAM, ROM, Flash drive, USB stick, MMC etc.) A taperecorder is an electromagnet device. magnetic particles embedded on the plastic tape (on one side)can be magnetised, semi permanently, as you pass it over a tape head. Which is an electromagnet, fed by an audio signal. Computer disks and tapes are just an extension of this idea, where information is written (and read) by means of electromagnets and a magnetic substance. Hard drives in computers, also use the same technology except the disks holding the magnetic material are rigid and run at very high speed, with microscopic read heads.
Eletromagnetically means electric and magnet Data can be stored on magnetic tapes or disks. (As opposed to solid state memories such as RAM, ROM, Flash drive, USB stick, MMC etc.) A taperecorder is an electromagnet device. magnetic particles embedded on the plastic tape (on one side)can be magnetised, semi permanently, as you pass it over a tape head. Which is an electromagnet, fed by an audio signal. Computer disks and tapes are just an extension of this idea, where information is written (and read) by means of electromagnets and a magnetic substance. Hard drives in computers, also use the same technology except the disks holding the magnetic material are rigid and run at very high speed, with microscopic read heads.
Magnetic tape is used to store music in old cassettes
A computer program magnetic case tape should be installed in the magnetic tape unit when it is not spinning.
they are more durable
Magnetic tape backup of your data is done with a magnetic tape data storage system. You can use digital recording to store your digital data on the magnetic tape as a backup.
No difference - a cassette contains magnetic tape.